Snoopy Bounce

Snoopy Bounce
1999-2019

Snoopy Bounce was a giant inflatable bounce house for kids.

Mean Streak opened in 1991 as the tallest and fastest Wooden Roller Coaster in the world. Challenge park opened in 1992 as Cedar Point's extreme thrill park. Riders would be drenched in 1993 with Snake River Falls. In 1994 Raptor would soar into the Main Midway as the tallest, fastest, and longest Inverted Roller Coaster in the world. Cedar Point celebrated its 125th anniversary in 1995. Riders would stand on Mantis in 1996. In 1997 Cedar Point added a new spinning ride, Chaos. Power Tower became the world's tallest drop tower in 1998. All of these new rides were great, but expansion would contuie in 1999.

On November 13, 1998 Cedar Point announced it was building Camp Snoopy for the 1999 season.

Camp Snoopy would consist of 8 rides! Camp Bus, Balloon Race, Lilli Swing, Tilt-A-Whirl, Red Baron, Woodstock Express, Peanuts 500, and Snoopy Bounce.

6 of the new rides could be experienced by the entire family!

Snoopy Bounce was built on the former location of Super Himalaya.

To make room for Snoopy Bounce Super Himalaya was relocated next to Corkscrew.

Snoopy Bounce was a giant bounce house for kids! The ride also made a great landmark that would welcome families to Camp Snoopy.

Due to the nature of the ride, Snoopy Bounce was reserved for kids between 36 inches and 54 inches.

Ride Experience

The Snoopy Bounce experience began with guest entering the line for the ride. The line was located behind the ride.

After waiting in line guest would arrive in the staging area. In the staging area the kinds would take their shoes off so they could get ready to ride.

Kids would get to jump inside Snoopy Bounce for about 3 minutes before their turn was over.

Kids loved Snoopy Bounce. It was a different style attraction that was just fun.

After the ride was over the ride operator would have the kids exit the ride.

Snoopy Bounce's Legacy.

Snoopy Bounce was a very fun experience for kids. The ride wasn't thrilling so it gave kids that were a bit scared of some of the ''bigger rides'' something to do.

Snoopy Bounce was the last remaining Snoopy Bounce when it would be closed in 2019. The ride was also in other Cedar Fair Parks including: Knott's Berry Farm (1983-2013) and Mall of America. A similar ride called Snoopy Moon Bounce was also at Kings Dominion and Dorney Park. They have all since been removed.